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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. JUNE 28. 1914.

OLOSIIG OF CITY IBS CEOWBS OF fACATIOIISTS TO I Yachtmen Find Pleasures In Races at Oyster Bay Many Feature Events in Yachting World Occur in Long Island Sound All the Villages Are Busy. THE INLET, A BEAUTY SPOT AT HUNTINGTON. Warm Weather Draws Crowd to South Bay Hotels and Cottages Along South Shore Fill as Crowds Seek Relief From City's Heat. 14 SCHOOLS SE (rw.wv-,.,, r11 rTtl--'4 "wot i 'iW Hrtti (Special to The Eaicle.) to Great Pouth Peach nd carries many fishermen, surf bathers anil picnic parties. Patchoguu, L.

June 27 The ap- Among the late arrivals are colonel ana piven. The committee which has arranged the affair has for its members the following: Refreshments Mrs. F. Underbill, chairman; advertising Mrs. nf Mr.

Robert G. Smith and family of Wash- wh) have opened their beauti iunu "U'J I inaton. D. i summer in the air Las lured many Frank Hanson; prizes Mrs. Brian pleasure seekers to the shore of On-it South Bay luring the past week.

The beautiful, peaceful villages that r. i i -wii (Special to The Eagle.) Oyster Bay, L. June 27 Yachting has been the keyword of the entertainment for the summer resident this past week, for the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club has provided this diversion In a substantial amount and variety. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday the annual special and open races of the club were, held on the Sound, off Oyster Hay. The Class yachts raced on Thursday for the Challenge Cup, and on Friday and Saturday the sev Evans; cards Mrs.

Herman G. Wata-liff; dancing Mrs. Frederick A. Kors-meyer; decorations Mrs. A.

Van Kos-trand; transportation Mrs. William on the bosom of the shining water astir with the activities that announce that vacation time Is here in earnest. 4 Hotels are filling rapidly. Many rea H. Way; publicity Miss Marion correspondence Mrs.

Robert O. Herbert; tickets Mrs. Ernest M. Ledden; I posters Mr. Herbert.

On July 4. In the morn In, there will be son arrivals are expected on the first cf tOM morilh, arid historic Fourth ful summer residence on Handsome avenue. Hoi born Hall, one of Sayvllle'a attractive summer hotels, has been remodeled during the winter. A beautiful reception hall has been added, furnished tastefully. On the are none but beautiful genuire Navajo Indian rugs, highly prized by Mrs.

Hoiborn. A new summer boarding house has been opened on Green avenue. It Is the Maple House, under the management of Mrs. A. Murdock.

It Is equipped with all modern conveniences and electric lights, and will accommodate about forty guests. The Cedarshore Casino, which Is being built by George A. Morrison of Brooklyn on hta shore bungalow colony, will open on July 3, when a muslcale and ball will be held. Tha casino Is a beautiful one. built out over the water, the second story being a light, airy dancing pavilion, and the ground floor being 1 taken up by 160 bath houses.

Both casino and bath houses ara restricted to the Morrison bungalow colony and their friends. John R. Ryon of Brooklyn won tha handicap match on the Sayvllle golf links on Saturday by a low net score of 76. Other players, mostly from Brooklyn, were: H. Rorerfa.

79: T. Murkt. 79: J. M. Alvares.

81; nworlat race jjnder the Jlwilon of the i "HfT Motor Boat Club, fur a prize off-red by is expected to bring out many permanent sojourners. Th r-Hfftnn Hofot truck farm, consisting of ommorjore Ir. Xelson L. North of and In th nftemnnn Ihpro will 4 fMfmum mmf? ten acres, cultivated under the personal direction of Proprietor William A. Riley, wilt supply that resort with plenty of real Long Isl- be the Kail-bout raoe for a trrhy presented by Zfhulun Wilson of lcust Valley, the coin- modore.

The women of the club, fm-luiltnir several of the wives of the club! members, have arranged to have a spread at the clubhouse, following the racffs. Some of those Interested are: Mra. Henry Matthew. Mrs. Henry A.

Hnllmann, Mrs. Frederick W. Tuiid, Mrs. Charles jspgui, Mrs. Joseph Conk- GET READY FOR FOURTH GAY TIMES START ann proauce iresn earn uay.

i' tlons In the way of special entertainments will distinguish the ClliTton from many other resorts this aeason. Additional casino attractions and facilities have been provided. Sunshine, the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. P.

J. of Brooklyn, haa been opened by them for the season. It Is on Conklln avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Newlns of Brooklyn are at their summer home on Bay avenue ami Newlns street. Mr ami Mn. Milton Newlns of Dorchester, CLOSING OF SCHOOL A BOON TO BEACH Will Bay im, snra, jonn i. Thtbaut, Mrs. (harles h.

Russell, Mrs. O. H. K. White, Mrs.

William A. Steen, Mrs. H. K. Pewrsall.

Mis l'epk. Shore Crowds Celebrate AT SHELTER ISLAND J. Zerega, 84; C. B. Cor.treIl,s 90; Frank L.

Davis, 7S; A. S. Clement, 89; J. Henry 93; C. Keator, 83; W.

C. Edwards. 89; William Keating. 78: E. F.

Clark, 78; W. G. Parsons, 86; P. W. French, 79; Dr.

George E. Rice. 77. Mrs. Clarence Jenkins, Mrs.

H. Van Nostrand. The safe and sane celehratlnn of the Fourth wilt be held In the evening at Clifton Park, and the committee which has arranged the have arrived at their beautiful Bay ave- In Boating, Coif, Whist, Fishing Rockaways See Increase Crowds as Pupils Quit Their Books Are Making Life Here Quite Worth While eral other classes of yachts, prominent among them the Cup defender candidates. The races in which the three big yachts in which America's hopes lire centered proved the feature event of the regatta. On the Fourth of July there will be some special events at the Seawanhaka Club in the nature of water sports, and in these the younger members of the club and their friends will participate.

In the evening there Is to be a dance at the clubhouse, on Center Island, preceded by dinners. These dances are informal, and are among the most enjoyable affairs of the season. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt returned on Thursday by the Imperator and came to Oyster Bay immediately afterward, where he will remain for a while. 1 in daughter and son-in-law. Dr.

and Mrs. Richard Derby of New Tork. will be visitors at Sagamore Hill during the season. Members of the summer colony here have been shocked by the report this week that l.angdon Warner of Hoalon. a recognized authority on Oriental art and language, is relieved to have perished in Mongolia.

China, with a caravan of -ytn camels, while making his way across a desert in that country. His wife Is at Shanghai. China, awaiting news of her husband's reported death by tire. Mrs. Warner waa well known to the Oyster Hay rummer colony.

She was formerly Miss Lo-ralne Roosevelt, whose father was a cousin of Colonel Roosevelt. Her marriage to Mr. Warner took place at Oyster Hay In 1010. The countrv home of Dr. Samuel McOullough New York, at Mill Neck, has just been rented for the summer to James Iinbrle of New Tork.

who will occupy it. Crawford Burton of New York, a member lf the summer colony, is the donor of cups to the Seawanahaka Corinthian Yatch Club for tennis tournaments to be held during the season. The first of the series Is now under way for June and two others will follow, for July nd August. They are round-robin affairs. nue summer Jiuiiic, wmi iuumii ui--Bay.

Mrs. Florence McGuIre and daughter. Miss Flossie McGuIre, of Manhattan, are visiting Mr. and Mra Charles Campbell Bailey at their Pine Neck Grove bungalow at Swan River. 1 Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Lee of Brooklyn have been visiting Mrs. Lee's mother, Mrs. Wilmot M. Smith, at her residence on South Ocean avenue.

The William E. Ritchie cottnge on North Ocean avenue Is being occupied by William Jacobson and family of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Urandtn have opened their West Lake summer residence.

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac S3. Israelaon of Boerum William Keating won a match, on aionaay over George Hailock, by a low net scoro of 76. Both players are from Brooklyn.

Guests at the Elmore are Mr. and Mra, Wither, C. H. Pearson, H. B.

Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. James Ross, Miss Helen Ross, D. Robs. Mr.

and Mrs. W. P. Perry. Miss R.

Tegethoff, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Stine. Misi Olive Stine.

Mrs. Hailock. all of Brooklyn. The Inn Mr. and Mrs.

Leroy Fairchlld. Palmer Pigot, Mr. and Mrs. T. Hrod Muir, C.

B. Contrail, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Fltz-patrlck. Manhattan; Mrs.

Samuel Walt. St. Augustine. A. S.

Clement. Mrs. Robert Currle. Miss Marjorle Currle. Montelalr, Pelevan-Mr.

and Mra. Henry mil man, Mr. and Mra. N. M.

Honey, H. F. Helwlg Miss Florence Helwlg. H. H.

Hlwle Edward Helwlg, ail of Brooklyn. (Special to The Ehgle.) Bay Shore, L. June 27 With July 4 only a week off, this place has again taken on Its aspect of summer activity on the dally arrivals of hosts of cottagers and hotel guests. The popularity of Hay Shore as a summer resort is becoming more and more pronounced every year, the Increasing number of cottages erected yearly and the alacrity with which city families rent them being the criterion. Real estate men estimate that there are now more than three hundred cotages rented every summer.

NEW PARK A PLEASURE SPOT. PROSPECT OPENED SATURDAY. arrair under the direction of the Village Improvement Association Includes: Txiuis Meiz-gcr, Oeorse M. Donaldson. George J.

Woehr-lin. Max Hnnwald. Harry Pray, F. J. Fre-richs, August Kimmerle Victor lonard.

George T. BhIje. and Philip Huntington. The celebration will include a motion picture performance, a band concert and dancing In the park with orchestra music. The association has held similar celebrations for th past few years.

There have hen a number of rentals during the past week. Mr. ami Mrs. J. W'erWin of Xew York will occupy Miss V.

Ross, house on Eighth avenue; Mr. and Mrs. C. P. McAllister of Brooklyn hnve the Lyons cottage; Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Schwartz of New York, the Fisher cottage, and Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore of Rrooklyn, the Carpenter house. There will he a card party at the suffrage headquarters nn Tuesday afternoon as a benefit for the N'HSsau Suffrage Club.

Mr. and Mrs. William Worth, with the Misses Ruth and Esther Worth of Nw Ro-chelle, spent part of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Jewett on Glen avenue.

Mrs. J. Augustln and son of New York aro the guests at the home of Mrs. Theodore W. Sheridan.

place. Brooklyn, have rented for the summer the Miller cottage on Baker street. Mrs. Georgian Koenke and the Misses flora Mecca of Crowds of Pleasure Seekers Cottages rilllnsr Vp. Even the Bay Looks as If It Had Been Scrubbed, It Is So Sweet and Clean.

and Minnie Koepke of 3 Adelphi street, Brooklyn, have opened their summer home on Swezey street. Their yacht, Ray. will soon be put in commission for the summer. JttiVK POINT HOTELS OPEN. Blue Point, L.

Juno 27 Tha greatest activity has been in the cottage of this celebrated resort during the past week. Most of the large sum unaries Mctiin ana ramuy oi iresiaom aireei, Brooklyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Hughes.

Hotel proprietors report excellent bookings for the months of July and August. At the Llnwood almost tha entire house has been (Special to The Eagle.) Far Rockaway, L. June 27 With also of Brooklyn, are stopping at the Winona Hotel. mer hotels are open, nowever, hwiuu- -lr 1 Untal Mr. and Mrs.

R. H. Carter of Manhattan are engaged for the Fourth of July holldaya anu stopping at The Jefferson. ling tne iiauett. nuuse, oklngs for the two months ate better than fbe The Misses Sarah and Annie Austin of the closing of the city schools next week, Far Rockaway's summer season will be well under way.

Most of the uuests at the smithport Hotel tneiufie mtss Warner House, tocnran nuuc Alice lieslle. Miss Natalie Holt. Manhattan; rphA rnnufl Tnn The Old Place on management has enjoyed In two yeara. fahan ley'a-by-the-Sea will be equally well patron Mrs. Youngman and daughter Helen of Brook lyn, and Miss Mary Brewster of Jvortn Tarry-town.

V. The Smlthoort is under the able the Shore is also doing a good business among the seekers of good bathing and shore dinner attractions. The Ized this year. Only four available roomi are Westchester. N.

Y. are vlsltiny their sister, Mrs. John Sprlngstead. The Cliff side Club, which hns a summer clubhouse on the shore front near the pavilion, bad Its election of officers a few days ago, preparatory to the season's activities. Ion C.

Holm Is president: Edward Eberle. vice president: George TV Reimhrr. secretary: One of the most admired spots In the eatate left for the Fourth, and there, also, July and management of Mrs. M. A.

Tomllnson, w-ho had an well aa a most Interesting one. is tt last year, ana wno made a wiae name aa a Maples Inn is another sea-iooa resort the quaint water tank on the country estate of generous and courteous hostess. August bookings are promising. Slopping at Shanley at present are MM. George W.

Hobby of Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs. ftlortimer Benin, nnon tin F. J.

McCarthy of Brooklyn. Mr. B. Hall-Smith of Brooklyn. Miss E.

Saunders of Walter Rretsnhnelder, treasurer; Sietyfrled Chlupsa. Arthur Elsenhnst. fE'senbast. Louis Melster, Philip Braunelsm; members of the exerutlve board. Six new members have been elected to the club.

TVrtrnm Prory, Fred Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. George (i. Leavens doing good business.

The women of the Village Improvement Society have drne good work for Blue Point In beautifying the roads, streets and lanes, and having them put in excellent shape for the reception of summer guests. Mrs. M. Martens and family of 128 West llflth street, Manhattan, have arrived at their summer home on Blue Point avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Bunk of Brooklyn are at their vacation home on the South Country and two daughtera of Brooklyn, Miss Carrie Whitley of Manhattan. cottages have been rented and all of these will be occupied before next Sunday. So far there has been a lack of social affairs, but many card parties, dancing parties and muslcales are being arranged to take place early In July. Lovers of the tango, the maxixe and the hesitation will find unusual accommodations made for them In Far Rock-away this summer.

would seem that every hotel Is preparing to meet the needs of the dancing folks, and it Is a fact that there are more facilities for dancing this year than ever before. There will be dancing every night In nearly every one of the larger hotels, Among those who have recently stopped at (Special to The Eagle.) Riverh-jad, L. June 27 With the opening of the big Prospect today the season started oft with a jump. Guests have been flocking to tho resort ever since yesterday morning. Today brought the biggest crowds ever landed here in one day, it Is said.

All of the trains wore crowded with people bound here, and tho big steam ferryboat Me-nantic had all It could do to get the vacatlonihts across from the Orcenport terminal. The forry locked more like a big excursion boat because of the ur.usual crowds on her. From now on life will be one glad sweet song here, with ever a dull moment, for Manager Eben Of the Prospect has a fine card of entertainment for his house; the Country Club is arranging its card, and th Shelter Island Yacht Club is arranging its card of tennis matches, dances and whift parties In addition to Ua water sports. Then in addition to these there will be many private affairs in which the vacationists will loin. Mrs.

French of the Oxford, Wrs. Cook of the Chaqult Inn, and Mrs. Morse of the WInyah, sav tha Indications for crowded houses early In i.eo inn, overlooking ueauiirui west Is entertaining many auto parties from Manhattan and Brooklyn. Leo Waldhelmer, proprietor, who recently came from Urooklyn, is fast taking hts place at the head of Long Island's best road house men. J.

R. Dare, who for several years has been manager of the New Mascot, has purchased that famous shore dinner and sea food resort. He reports business fur better than last year. Registered at the Oecan Avenue Hotel are Mr. and Mrs.

Augustus Barratt, Cook, Mr. and Mra. T. H. Dretcher.

Mlas G. L. Thomas, Frieda Blelcher, John F. Carew, Eli Sprague, E. Carroll, J.

V. Coxzy, Miss Ethel Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kerr, J.

C. Rlghy, Henry Kenn, A. E. Hovel, all of Manhattan; K. Pnster, Philadelphia.

the Llnwood are Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Oliver, fi.a iu.iih Jones h.

Jo.iss..-Mian Jirtna. M- road. H. M. Noble and family of 389 Decatur McUowan.

H. E. Mdlowan and H. S. Bicker" son.

all of Brooklyn: Dr. and Mrs. P. C. Perry street, Brooklyn, are spending the season at Ottlncer of Urooklyn, Robert Pomvodie, Will-lam Ohrland.

Walter Brown and Walter Halo of New York. A very Interesting season has been planned. Many Improvements have been made to the clubhouse and the members have built a breakwater In front of the club, reclaiming some of the property lost In the recent creek dredging. Ion C. Holm, the club's president, formerlv captain of the cilffside stat'op.

of the Life Paving Service of the City of New York, has been elected vice commodore of the Nassau Division. Several summer camps have been established at the shore front and at them a numher of guests are entertained each week-end. Some of and Miss Charlotte Ferry of Jacksonville, PI. tv tt ilillev of Summit. Mrs.

W. Q. their summer home on Madison avenue. Francis L. Maher of Brooklyn has taken Frey.

W. G. Frey. and A. H.

Frey of Mr. and Mrs. Colgate noyi, wno.e country place, Eastover Farm, is occupied this season by Cornelius K. G. Hillings of New York, Have sailed for Europe.

They will spend a short time in London and will later go to Russia. Miss Gertrude Von Brlesen of Fort Wads-worth. 8. has concluded a visit with friends here. The Oyster Bay Horticultural Society held a dance at the Truck House on Thursday evening.

The committee Included John Soroslck, James Duckham. Arthur Patton, Frank Hale, Albert Dawson, Gurdener De Graff, Frederick Phillips. A BIG WEKK FOR GLEN COVE. C.len Cove, L. June 27 The summer resident of (Hen Cove will have to be a very agile and active person if he is to take part in all the events which have been planned for the coming week to entertain the members of the summer colony.

These events aro not only social and sporting, but yachting as well, and there Is a diver the Mara tons cuttagea In The Glades for the Astoria, Dr. Henry F. Deane of Manhattan la ocoo-nvino- the Watts cottage on Maple avenue. season. Christian Runckert of Brooklyn has taken the George Rogers cottage on Blue Point avenue.

tbo camps there are: Kanip Kumfort, Rudd mo ramps mere are: Kanip Kumrort, Hunrl wnle hiinrtrorlu nf onH reai, rharies nenl. Georite wiHprett of nrook-1 wnlle niinareas or cups and other prizes Alexander Calder. father of Congresssman William Calder of Brooklyn. Is again Binding the summer in the Watts cottage on Ocean avenue. Mr.

Calder Is an amateur fisherman of note who Bpends a great portion of hla time on the bay. siorlng up llsh stories in tell his citv friends during the winter. will be won during the season by the Thomas R. Farrell, Commissioner of Jurors Ivn. M.

R. Mnrain nf Mnmaronerk. N. C-inip Hamoset. John Rauner.

Clarence Morgan, TVIlllnm Grnul, Harry Helnj. Charles Helna. Edirfir DIerkninn; Canip Vaocabuc, J. A. Mer-Ms.

Nelson Hernsteln, Pavld Levy. Harry Golrl-benr, Tenuis Golrlberft. Maurice Fleischer, Jules Rernstetn. M. J.

Arnnson; Kamp Kill Kare, Mnurlce Ttnse. Harold Heynian, leopard Rieael, of Kings county, naa opened nis coiaige Ocean Hvenue EAST MORICHES ARRIVALS. East Moriches, L. June 27 Among the cottage arrivals at this place Include the Tuttle Point sojourners who aro H. J.

Urowtuge, Ur. C. Petli Evans, Mrs, W. H. Duckworth, Mrs.

Thomas Evans, Manhattan. On Main street aro K. A. Fairchlld, Manhattan, and ti. Rlriffeway of Brooklyn.

Mnntauk avenue J. V. Burns, W. Flss: Adams, Manhattan; David E. Ixve, Brooklyn.

Peier p. Smith of Brooklyn has taken a rnltn.A for the summer. the season were never better. Bach of the sity which is bound to pieaso every incit ncimier, murray scnoier; amp KnKlenart. Dr.

A. F. Zahn of Brooklyn has taken a COTTAGFRS AT MORICHES. Centre Moriches, L. June 27 Cottage life has been the chief activity in this resort so far this season.

The beautiful scenery of the green Moriches meadows, the charm of this quiet village, and the attraction of Moriches Bay make this place an ideal cottage colony. Among the Atlantic avenue cottage dwellers who have arrived are Mrs. J. Olive Van Dyke, Maurice Mendelson, Mrs. E.

P. Butts, Manhattan; George M. Tower. Brooklyn. Lincoln Lewis of Brooklyn Is at his Wood-lawn avenue cottage, and Arthur H.

Howell also of Brooklyn, haa arrived at his Osborn avenue summer home. Ocean avenue cottagers are Dr. William Carr Manhattan; Mrs. Susan P. McKenney, Hempstead, J.

S. McManamy, Brooklyn. At Old Neck the cottagers Include Ralph Hturgls, T. V. Cox, Mrs.

Grace Masury, Man more accomplished of the visitors. Movies attracted many Monday and Tuesday night. A show was given each nlprht In a central avenue theater for the benefit of the Children's Haven, a new charity In which the ladles of the Temple of Israel are greatly Interested. Beginning- toniplit. a series of concerts will be held in the Tack-a-pou-sha Hotel.

Andrea- McTlgue of Far Kockaway has returned from Princeton, where he has completed his Junior year In the university. Mrs. Ij. I. Jones.

Miss A. McDonald. Mrs. F. Sheridan.

Miss Hose Sheridan. James Rellly and S. H. Moore are among the proprietors aro already engaging extra cottages In which to house their guests. For tha convenience of motorists the Pros one Probably the most notable of the t- Horti of lironklyn.

o. Minn, I. Mann. A. li.

ll th. invlfitinn A Fmllliln. J. EenBlehart events will be the tennis JJ cottage on Maple avenue. Frank B.

Sullivan Is stopping at a Clinton v.nn. Mtlanl for the Klimmer. There are a number of neonle stannlna at the tournament wnicn is to ue m-iu at mo pect House haa Issued a Jng Island road map In the form of a paper match bog cover. This shows that the best route la down to Quogue Peter J. Collins of Brooklyn Is occupying courts of the Nassau County Club on the Relnhart cottage on Clinton avenue.

Moriches Island w. Ij. Murray and Austin Adams, of Manhattan. occupying on tha south shore, cross to Rlverhead on Ttattershnll Inn, several of whom are there for their third and fifth seasons. Dr.

and Mrs. John W. SchleR-el of Xew York are there for their fifth year. Others staylne there are Mrs. J.

w. Redmond or rirookiyn is tt, Tt.vne. cntlnire on Ocean AVCtlllS. Redmond of Brooklyn Is Mate road, tnenca oy me mverneaa nouievara MANY AT SOUTHAMPTON to Green port, where modern lerry lanes motorists to Shelter Island. Rothslern and son.

lafayetto, Miss Ellsa Brooklyn people who are stopping at the Hiiuck. DwlBht Hauck nf Urooklyn. J. W. I Broadway Cottage.

The Wrav cottage on Awlxa avenue has been opened by Thomas O. Field of Manhattan. Dr. George A. Soper has taken tha Skid-more cottage on Awlxa avenue.

Flflhina la already excellent. aeorge R. Branson of Brooklyn, who la occupying hts cottage, entertained a small party ruesnay. Golf and Tennis Features of Life They cot over 100 good sited porglea and a few weak Ash. A party from the CheQu.lt inn also t.ern.

i. air ana airs. m. i noval Maurice Cho- K(n. R.

0 nf Derby, N. for-val. John M. Knapp. Mr.

and Mrs. P. Mc-- mpriy paBt0r of the Russell Sage Memorial Klnlev Mr. and Mrs n. Mloisl D.

Fer- church. In Far Rockaway, was a recent vla-rls. Miss Jane Hall Meier. Mr. and Mrs.

E. C. itor In town Adams of Turk. Saturday evening dances Several moving picture rompar.iea have been at lh. Inn are very popular.

providing amusement for the summer folk. A Ex-Sennlnr and Mrs. Uirlng M. niack, company has been working on Slmmls lleach. who have spent previous summers here, were taking desert and aeaslde scenes, while an-vlsltnra here ov-er the week-end.

Mrs. Black other company has working along simi- hattan; Thomas H. itrooomyn. Warren Leslie of Manhattan has opened his Orrchard Neck cottage. Other Orchard Neck dwellers are Mra.

K. 11. Marter, John Kiehl, caught a nice mess. at East End "-nuts BIG YEAR AT BEACHES The bay la unusually alluring tneea nays; in fact it looks as If It mlaht have been Manhattan; Dr. W.

A. Kelly, George I'toii, M. W. Donovan, Thomas Crossett, all of next Wednesday, Thursday, 1- riday and Saturday, in which the cream of the tennis players will compete. Some of the tennis players who have entered are: Churles M.

Hull, H. M. Hall, Theodore Roosevelt Fell. Fred C. Inman, Robert Le Roy, Lyle Ma-han, Oeorgn Miles Church, Deun Ma-Ihey, Karl II.

Hehr. F. M. Watrous, O. Colket Caner, William J.

Clothier, Watson, O. L. Wrenn. Harold Hackett, Wallace JohiiHon, William A. Lamed, W.

Wright and Richard Harte. The tournament will attract many visitors to the club and members of the summer colony are preiun-lng to entertain house parties. On the Fourth, In addition to the regulnr Kolf event for the Independence Day Plate, there will be fireworks display on the club lawn, scrubbed and cleaned along with all of the resort and house cleaning it looka so bright cuur, unugnicr "i inr lines off the Lorraine, in Kdgemere. Brooklyn. On Senakee avenue are Harry General John G.

Eddy Blaney, The Klatone park Hntel, whk-h will ha un Frank G. Miss Fn-llth lienkei, Manhattan; Wild. Brooklyn; M. H. Phillips, Point o' Woods Expects Biggest Crowd in History Westneld.

N. J. der the management of N. Ij. CnnipheH thla year, will be formally opened today.

The EdRemere Club Hotel, In Edframera, opened for the seaaon on Thuraday, under the mnnRRement of Klmer 13. Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur- Joel, who spent the spring traveling abroad, relumed a week or so airo and are at their summer home here for the season.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rlurgls and daughter, Betty, who spent the winter and spring in town, have returned for the summer. Mr. and Mrs.

William C. Iimax. who were married in Brooklyn on June returned today rnlon avenue James p. Ferns. Josepn mc-Aleenan, Henry McAleenan.

J. F. Hastings. William Keogh. Manhattan; William R.

rhe Indies Auxiliary or tempie larnai is Hutching. West field. N. Miss uiiiabetn planning a bridge, rummy and lotto party to Muldoon. F.

C. Babcoek, Dr. J. del Hisco, and nice. Andrew Fltsgibbon of Brooklyn, opened his cottage thla week.

The merry times at tha Yacht Club will be merrier still this season. A large new Vlc-trola arrived Wednesday and, sh, don't say a word about It, but It's chock full of tango music. one of the chief Indoor features of the week was a danca at tha Cheqult Inn. It waa a "swell party." gome of the enthusiastic gueara declared. One added, "Mrs.

Crook always sees to It that her guests have a merry time." A big crowd attanded, including many of the cottagers. Mr. and Mrs. Grattan. Mr.

and Mrs. Daub, and Mr. McLellan helped her receive. The Mlddletown Yacht Club, seventy strong. le neia ai ine Lorraine, aauBniirr.

on Wednesdav, July 7. Mra. Herman Krar.kfort la chairman of tha committee of arrangements. Dr. Charles J.

Pflug, Brooklyn. Lake avenue Mra. Arthur Arnold, Mexico Speclal to The Eagle.) Point o' Woods, L. June 27 The Inn and cottages which make up this settlement will be taxed to their limit iiiiii uiir nonevnioon, wmcn was spent near Pity, Mexico; pr. John F.

Butler. Mexico city. Mexico; Mra. Hester Kelly, Henry followed by a dance at the clubhousej fh tonnia players Duncan. man, Manhattan.

ix) max was aiibi Jeasie Dun Rockaway I'ark Well Filled. this summer to accommodate the (Special to The Eagle.) Southampton, L. June 27 The warm weather of the past week has brought people to Southampton in great numbers and the season Is now in full swing; golf, tennis, riding and driving are the attractions. Among the more prominent guests who hate heen stopping St the Hotel Irving tlila week are Mrs. H.

A. Wslter. Mr. and Mrs. L.

11. Tread-way and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Llugglu, Ml.s M. L.

Hitrrleon, lli-'hard Fetrra, Mr. aud Franklin lticharda. Mr. and Mrs. T.

Ertth, Mr. and Mra. I'erch, Joaeph J. Lyons, Joseph W. CoiiRtilin, Mr.

and Mra. llrarj L. rhllilpa, J. II. Harry and I.

Camp. The Meadow I'luh Is. aa uaual, the principal center of social life. Colonel and Mra, A. Charles Potter are still In charge of the cluh t.

superintendent and matron, an-1 J. W. Murray, tennis expert, lias returned this week for tho seventh acaaon to take charge of the tennis. The tournaments will liegln enrly in July. There are three cups offered thla senaon, on.

hy John K. Harris for misses under IS. on. by Mrs. T.

Morris Carnegie for women, nnd one hy Vi. Mcott Cameron for men. Among tho week-end guests nt tile cluhlioiiae today are Mr. can. Beljevlew avenue Airs.

FJ. H. Fprague. or. H.

H. Jane way. Manhattan. Guests at the Breeae cottage Include Mr. throngs of vacationists who have al ready signified their intention of cross NO VACANCIES HERE.

and Mrs. Henry Fullon, daughter and nurne: ing the bay to enjoy the benefits of Mr. and Mrs. It. Hovey ana rnmity, Mr.

ana Mrs Murray. Miss Dougherty. Mr. and will make a cruise to Greenport and Shelter Mrs. Kflward o'Shea and family.

Harry Dor- this attractive spot. Anyone who has seen the early summer growth of the island on the Fourth. Judge and Mrs. Thomas DeKay of New Miiford. spent a Dart of their honey man, Mr.

and Mrs. Lnnon, Mr. Mndlgan and family. Mnnhattan; Bertram Ottolengrie, moon at the Chenult Inn this week. Rockaway Park, June 27 Rockaway Park's season has begun with nearly very cottage In the section occupied.

There isn't a great deal doing in the way of social affairs yet. but the ln-oicutions are that this season will bo a banner one. The broad beach, which is a municipal park, has been very popular and every afternoon hundreds of people may be seen there. The park department keeps the beach in the cleanest poasible condition and has At the latter ovont the and the club members and frtemlH will be present nnd the affair will be one of the notable social events of the season. On th Vrninjr pruned in jc ttia Fourth Mr.

mid Mrs. niffnrrl V. Pn-kaw will plve danre at thir country plure, Trip Kims, on I.aitlnirtmvn rrart. MMnbr nf the clny will alfi bfl prfwiit f'r this nfTnlr. The nf in Nassau Country Club havn b-n 1ntprtftd In bp vera! rup cnntfulu, nnd nov.Pfit amnnn them a mati-h fnr a pup offered bv Franclii Nnhl The RnlferB iUl-Ify from yi until next Tuesday, when the ptxtffn lowest net Briiren will piay off fnr the ttnphy nn July 4, 11.

and The Onvern'T'i i'lnte niiitrh is vrndmilty oar Inn (ho final Bl(fe nf play, and hut one mulch )b to he 1 plaved In the ivnil-final round. Thin la between rd V. Hrnkaw and William M. Home of the reservations at tne rrosperi are Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas F. Nevlns. Frank Nev-1ns, Mra. L. O.

Gregory, Miss Hlmnns, Mr. and Newark; Mlas Anna Kerr, orange. Mr. and Mrs. Hlegman.

Hayonne; Mrs. P. Wolf and family, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Ryon, Brooklyn, renter Moriches Inn Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Mevaahen.

F. W. Mnng. Mr. and Mrs.

II. Young. H. F. Hlne.

Nicholas Mueller, Sap Ilnrbor lias Full Quota of Summer Guests. Sag Harbor, L. Jun 27 The vnrm wave of the past wepk hus filled the botclh and boarding houses at Saj? Harbor, and not a vacant cottage Is listed this season. In the North Ha-ven colony from New York ore Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Fahys, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. F. Cook, Mr.

and Mrs. Itepinnld fl. Imrclny, Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. K. Y.

Bnrkus, Mr. and Mrs. Airs. n. v.

wrewien, mr. ni jwr, r- nu Irtraw. Miss Van Deraaw. Mrs. K.

W. Bull Ington, Miss BulllnKinn, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Lyons, Mr. and Mrs.

I. C. Warner, Mr. and Mrs. F.

Meyer, Manhattan; Mr. nd Mrs. B. W. Bird.

Boston; Mr. and Mrs. C. ('learview Mr. and Mrs H.

D. carle. Rant Oransra: Mr. and Mra. Frank Mfddleherger.

won many compliments from local P. Pleknell. Charles R. Thrasher, Cleveland. folks who compare the Kockaway Park Beach with private beaches nearby.

Folks who apent an afternoon on the bearh 1 nequil inn fiowuru n.int-" i Mrs. M. G. Neeland. Montelalr; Julius Htein.

wuitnm I'arnum, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Ithharda. In the Bernnd PMind Mr. linkaw Mrs.

A. Welner Allen MiddleWgr. George W. Mlddlebergrr, Manhattan: Arthur Vogel, G. B.

1hr. Arthur J. O'Keeffe. John Skellv. Brooklyn.

Ocean Houee Mrs. P. "Wall. Mrs. 3.

Davidson, E. Welter. Mr. and Mrs. ft.

Schaber Manhattan. The Riverside will open July 1. Won hlB match from Jameii F. I Hen by 2 j( hnon. bueh.

Hegtnald Field, Mrs. Helen H. Iana-downe. Mtss Lansdowne, Wallace I-ansdowna, wad Robinson. Mr.

and Mrs. K. B. Kew- Iaki werk were Interested In a movina picture nnd Mr. IMi-hnrd c.

R. Uohiti.on troupe which enacted parts of movie plays near aheedt. Miss Barton, C. J. Msgdalln.

Georga unu-inn. Manhattan: John Haukln. Passaic tne i-arK inn. Itadlunt Chapter, Order of the Ka stern Rtar. of Hrnoklvn.

held an outing on Wednesday O. Mttlejnhn. Colorado Pprlngs; Mr. and Mrs. A.

Dtxnn, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pettlt, afternoon In Pnckaway I'ark.

The ladies made iheir heai.n.usrtera at the Helmont and en-loved canla and a luneheon. New BrunswicK. n.fnM Umiin.R. W. Fechleter, Mr.

and Mrs. trees and shrubbery from which this settlement derives its name will understand why residents of Point o' Woods claim to have the most beautiful spot on the Great South Beach. A majority of the cottages have ready been opened, and The Inn haa the larg-at June enrollment 1n the history of tho pace. Mlas II. H.

Ellis, who niatiag.d The Inn laal year, la Again In charge under the supervision of C. W. Nash, superintendent the Point Woods Association. Bookings for over the Fourth axe complete, every available room In the house toeing engaged. Among those stopping at The Inn at the present time are: Mrs.

IxHila B. Kly and Mlas B'lxabeth Ely. 8L Louis; Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Onklln and family. Glen Ridge, N. Mr. a.ml Mrs George Peck and James U.

Peek, Biiltl-mre; Mrs. Robert Kayser and Mlas Louise Smith St. Louis; Mra. Theodore Ludwlg and funllv. Weatfieid, N.

Mrs. A. J. Be way anl 'Mrs. lt -ert and family, Cincinnati- Mr.

and Mrs. Folks, inkers, Jese M. timllh and ramliy. Kut Orange; Hev. Ja.mes 1.

Gillespie and family. Italian Mr. and Mrs. John H. B.

tVirlell, Mra. George idler, 'rrist-wn; Mr. and Mrs. 8. P.

Hen l-m, Manhaitan; Mrs. H. K. Jonea, PlttaAeld, Mr. and Mra.

i'harlea Welse, Mat in at tan; A. G. potter, F.ua.iiiig. Mr. and Mis.

F. J. Chlpman, James 1 1. Mr. and Mrs.

W. B. Nile. VV 111 lain Mlee and Mrs. Helen G.

hani rd and fauiily, all of Manhattan; Miaa Yk Carm. 1'lainlleld; J. A. Wanten, Mnhiiiijin: lr. and Mra.

Ituliert H. Klai hel. The Past Matron's AaRoHaMon, Order of H. Pavne, George R. Payne.

Mra. Weston Kimhal. Master Weston Klmbal, Mr. and nnd Mrs. Alvln W.

Kreck and family. Mr. and Mrs. Kidder, A. Ituaacll, and a parry of friends, and Mr.

and Mra. I.ttden II. Tynf. The ten honee at the Mentlow Cluh will open on July I. and Miss Juliana will hold ft weekly tea dance there again thla season.

Pinners and luncheons nut at the Hhlnnecnck Hllla tlnlf Cluh are an mptilar aa erer. and the hreexy cluhlioiiae, with Ita heatitlful outlook over the liaye and ocean, la the mccca fnr many partton of both young and old. Hecent gucat. nt the clitMinnse are Ir. A.

Htlmaon. T. tlnlllard Tlinmns. J. Metcnlfe Tliomna, Henry Kirk Porter.

Samuel PnrrUh, James C. Per-rleh, Oorge C. Clnrk. Mra. Patrick A.

Valentine, Mra. Joaeph 11. Illlworth. Mra. Frederick M.

Invla. Mra. tleorge Stewart Patterson, Wlllintn A. Pittnstn, the Misses Putnam, Sbeiwrtl Kiinnp de Fore.t. Philip II.

Armour, Mrs. Charles K. Miller. Knnforth Miller, Rnrry Horotil. Mra.

Hproul, Mr. and Mra. Condlt, Ml.a Condlt. MUs I'srrlah. Mrs.

J. Searle Har---lor, Kdwnrd A. Iroy. tleorge Hnrton French, Mr. and Mra.

W. Ielncey Kountnc, Pr. tnd Mra. J. Iteming Walker, Mlaa Adele Prlndle, Mr.

and Mra. J. Rterenn t'lman. Mr. and Willlnm C.

Potter, Mr. and Mra Arthur B. l.ntt Mr. and Mr. Mltleton Foi, Sharp.

ILs Hliarn, llsrold T. White. Mim Inllsna Cntlltig. J. F.

Stlllmnn. Ml.a Ktlllmnn, Mr. and Mra. C. W.

Il.immlll. Miss A. B. Ilowlnnd Mlaa (leorglnna Howlsnd. Mr.

anrl Mrs. Willlnm It. Ilnrnum. Mra. William lllce.

Mlaa Itlee. flic Mlaaea Treroy, Chnrlea ft. K. Y. IlarkuR, apenfllnif the RiimmiT at actors' colony, will fllrect the of a miffrage play In Hug Harbor, next month.

Mr. and Mrs. William T. Taylor, nf Manhattan, have opened fnr thft ea-ron Mlramnr cottatco. fthpts spiMitl-inff fhn Hummrr on Mpthorlist Holfchtn aro Dr.

and Mra. McCort, Lawyer nnd Mrs. D. H. Vermllye, Mr.

and Mra. Willlnm Hurk. Th Colonial, a new hotd in th North Haven ummor rosnrt will open to the public July H. CI. Ham In charge.

the Enatern Htar, or nrooiuyn, ia planning nn o'ltimr at the samp hte on July H. lohn Corse. Miss Elisabeth Moray, Mr. and Mrs. C.

T. Jewett. Manhattan; F. W. Van Mm.

it d'rta. who Is unending the summer Ity 2 up; rn'derie n. rratt won ni tnatcn fmm Henry MnxwHI by and 2 nnd Arthur K. Jonep wnn hii from Wi 1 1 1 Am Heard bv fi and 4. Mr.

defeated Mr. Pratt In the one Beml-flnnl by 1 up. Mr. and Mib. FrnnHn Hndthers nf Now York, xvlm have honn Ht their lied Hprlnu )mme dime farly BprlnK, er- pliiiinliin to lrne after the Fourth to begin th'-lr inniial cruise Hht.ard tlu-fr b1 miii yacht Ciumtno.

They will rrulra al'mtc Muliu and the Ne.v Knh'land cnt. f)n of the Interesting yafbtlnir even'n nf the rotnlnn wedt In the ra-e -f thf New Yuk Ynrht Ciuh on Thurfbix f-T the ihn Cove Cup th Hound "ff here. Thin la nn an-riMl Th' of the Huh anil rlaimx the attention of the ym'httnn -out ir.Rt-rit. Mr. and I.

Pratt nf Hronklyn. hi litv bn nt thlr -mntry 'me 1--r aever.il we-kn, am l--in(f next Thuraoay Dark llarixr. where they will apf-n-1 Wagener, Mtaa Van Wegener, Potersvllle; Mr. Mn Perkins. Manhattan.

in PooKnwuv i'ark, is cnairman or ma or' giir.lzailou. The Hrnoklvn Indies Arlon Society heM i WlnTdh William Gwynne, the Misses Grace ltaffee-klatffrh In the Park Inn. Wednesday GOLFERS VISIT RELU'ORT. Heliport, E. 27 This charming resort takes on an atmosphere of more Importance as a select summer colony each yenr.

The excellent golf links of the Heliport fiolf Club attract many players to tha greens overlooking (ireat South Hay. Several new tennis courts have been added this season. There will be a try-out match for contestants for the July cup on July 4. The season for th. Heliport Hay Yacht fltih practically opened today when a frt-a for all race was run to old Inlet.

Mlsa Julia nils Rdcy. the charming and talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick II IMey of New York and Heliport. Is a and Koltn tiwynne, aiannmimi; nr, num.

u.inhr.lt. Newark: Roger Smith, Manhattan; afternoon. One hundred were present at the affair, whb'h waa arranged by Mra. Louis Mr Wei saga rb. Mlsa Jennnle need.

Plalnfiaid, N. M. W. Zimmerman, Brooklyn. Mraaa who spends her summer In her cot tHire Klghth avenue.

Mrs. Valentine Hmith entertained a party nf twentv-elchl Hro-'klyn frlemls at a kaffee, klsrscb ut tho Park Inn nn Tuesday afternoon FISHING AT JAMESPORT OCEAN BEACH ALIVE Mrs. Fchiek and 'laughter of urooklyn are (Special to The Engle.) gistered at tho Heaf'Tth. Mr. and Mrs.

V. T. Ortfflths of Rrooklyn are stopping at the Arlstnn. Mrs. K.

C. TnlotI'erklns of nraoklyn en-teetntned the memhrrs of the Kings County Seashore Resort in Full Swing ilf-dfrev. Mr. nnci rlm-tnd S. Twining, tttcnt plnyer on Ihe Heliport goit Unas, r-ne South JaniPHport, L.

June The has heroin, a son Ml.a Winifred W. Clil.holtn. Mr. nnd Mra. Sid-ney Rri-eae.

Mr. nnd Mra. Henry F. Cook, tha Wonifin Huff rage Aaanrlatlon at her home on of Summer Mlaaea Cook. Ijiat Sunday Mra.

William lllce gave a luncheon to a number of friends In the pmntlnr cluh dining room. James 0. year. She is niso an num. yachting events, and sklllntlly sails her own iaiat, wnlch Is one of the swiftest In lh.

flaes nn tlreat Hotlth liny. The summer colony was Interested In th. Mrnwlicrrv festival which was held tind'T the nt th. Methodist Church In th. old liKt news that can be recorded from this resort this week Is that the fish have already arrived In tho bay.

They are waiting for the arrival of the big rush of Brook lynlten which W'lll let Wnt-hlngton avenue, nn Haturnay. A number of lirrtoklyn people are slopping-nt the Itr Imont. Am-'ng ihem are Mr. and Mrs. Itielutrd Ward, Mr.

and Mra. Ifastl, Arthur Pllss, Mlsa Pllss ana Uenrga W. Heed. IMrrl.h Blo gnve luncheon there. At the Nntlnnnl (lolf Clnh la.t Sunday serentr.

(Special to The, Eagle.) Ocean lleach, L. June 27 Th aeven gne.ta were at lunch. Among tb. gneat. were Prince and Tmubet.lroy, corner store on Wednesday evening.

The old throng arriving at the cottages and the New Hurf Hotel here yosteriUy for Kuiherford; Min. B. P. lUrilett, Mra. George jH.

BMtt, Gerald V. 4nifs, Mr. end Mie. W. Hyde and an, and Mra, J.

A- eilmm and family, all of Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs. harlca U'illette. F.uahlnit. Mia, G.

H. Ciiarlee and family, MiddleK-wn. Ohio, The I'diugcra who have oune fr the are; Bartur, Carl Ferenltarh. WtikesWre, F. W.

rt; F. J. Baker. Mrxklii. T.

Farrelly, Manhattnn; t.trd-n, Manhattan; T. J. G-rge, G. C. Haight, Minhauan; J.

A. Watt, Ftu-ihlng. Alliert H. Lee, Yt orange; O. W.

rna Ksat orange; J. D. Morgan. Huminit, WUii'im Kill' ltuihnrfrd; E. Sprague, Flushing; Wl Mam ifceef-T Weet- Mr and Mr.

'hara V. M'(snn nf Vew York are tioiotpyiriR lha Wo- iln-inh entnto. vhloh waa formerly the (Jueen iitc nl jitirrhaif! la by W. W- won New V-rk, fr. nnd Mm.

W-Mlworih are Abroad, but will Inter Join Mr nd Mrn. (lann, their m-ln-law nnd d.iucht r. Wllllnin If. ItlKKa. wh a famoua iIe.

if worth i Ih Metropolitan Muwiini Art. la to le a fltor at y.4jtl Inland, the nun J. I'lei -rif tn. In the near future. Mr.

ItlrptH nrrlv from KuP'pe nevenil dava aro and wtll lie a aueal Mr. p.irl hia at ay In Am lira. iPtmninK In a few Mr nl Mr. Hemy c. Fdaer of lirUbn nh- to-n at their aum-in-r home fx ihe rarly fiMiriitr, an pl-inninir t-i mil -r Rir-'p1 n.

They will apend the month of Auauat In Knaland, returning ilen ve In ep-t mher. William Marknena an-1 fleot-jre Maker. weir ancna the h-iata nlr thetr ii-hta at the In'efoikaUtf boat rv nt ln-don on Friday iant the tnim vaent 'ir-amla, Mr. nnd Mrn. Iliirktu-ni' entermln kMlM IMilne liarkneMM, Mr.

mil Mra Itnttlflt. T. V-rke. VHian Harkn-! nnd Jiopkina, Jr. on the VtklriK whh Mr.

find Mra TMkirwere Mr and Mr .1. in' I ntc'ntm. the week-end have practically planed the colony on Its full eummer footing. Throughout the week the antval of cottagern ha heen a dally occurrence Arvrmo Got Start. Arvornn, L.

June 27 Although the summer senson In Arverne was Hither late In getting started, It Is now well under way. Most of the sum and applications for accommodation at J. T. I'pt'gpive, orange; f. Millar, Man who were entertainer! hy Mra.

lalmer Knapp, nnd In tln-lr party were Hlnvon Ford. Themaa W. lament. Chnrle. r.

Norton init p. K. Pommy, wlm were entertained by Otis Tt. Cutler. Other iromlnent gne.t.

were Ctiarle. Corllaa. W. II. Pearce.

3 T. War. F. O. I'lillllpa.

B. lllerliener. II Eu-tla. F. It.

R. Itrram. II. 0. Monlpotnerr.

floam-r Rnrrett, Pr. II Cloptnn, ly Irtnnd. It. Orew. Itiger.oll Aniorv.

Wnllnce lioodrteh. tleorg- S. Mr. and Mr. R.

fl. Thorn. MHehrll. Ifetlghaon Snlley, Rnliert P. Pt-tklM nnd tl.oree linker, Jr.

Thla afternoon on the National Hnka. th. Knlekerliocker Cn'ou Cluh will Hay a match game of golf and IM evening will take dlnne. at the clubliott.e. Moele will be fnrnl.hed bw Kd itrown'a On the Shlnneeoek link, tclay nn 1 bole bogey hmdl-ap la l-'lng playrd, ota-n to m-mliem and only.

An IS. h-de handlcan plated last Sntnrtlay on In. Shlnneeoek Hnka was won by T. Oslllard Thotnaa, sralnet a S'ld nf twenty entranta, wlill a gro, of ad, net of 711. The pels, wea a band.ome silver On Friday.

Jnly II. at itft snhe-rtr tlon dsne. will be held In the new pavilion of the Snffelk Hunt Club nt flay Oronnd. Tlrgeta ar. $3 and Include the supper.

the hotel have been far In advance of thoho of hint year, according to the jubilant statements of Manager George Mills. Iner-saaM fan 11 ties for entertaining the rnl-ony after dark have ben maile wn.un by the opeiim of tha fmino, formerly one of tie mer cottages nnd nr-arly all of the hotels are now open and a successful reason Is confldnntly expected. Them have breti a fw Informal card turtles and dunces, but otherwise there has boon little of a social nature unliiff on. Pimm are being made, how in next week. While waiting for mis they are giving evidence of their desire to please by showing that they are willing to mnke martyrs of themselves Hoill blueflsh and weakflrfh nre already biting the hof k.

not many yet lf true, but enough now to Indicate that flshlrg ouglit to bo fine a little later. Th. list nf iitimnlllss her. will b. tre nn this M.i many ppl 'l" Tth.

with car. that lT.prl.. or I'nrwln Is bt.ll.llns on to hi. gara to pn.Tl.le "uartlea" hav. fnnnit (tie Peconle a delihlMI ren.lesvmi.

thin week. Anions them Mr. and A. I Mr. and Mrs.

N. H. Smyth of nr.klyn Mr and Mrs. William K. Hainpd'n.

Mr. and Mra C. K. tlraham and llend.raon Ormnam of Kast Orange. nathlns Is h.ln enjoyefll th.

fv.onlc vllrn. which will h. In char, of J. Taylor, a c.impelent bathlnf niaater, this Orent IVconle nay Yacht Htlb will open I. raclns for n.

deelan cat. on th store Is a Heliport ntnoomr otialnt place In which to hold th. festivity. 1 Alford of Manhattan, who Is siiend-Ing the' sum-tier In Is an enthu.lastlr rider. Ills eielent miunt attracts much attention In Helliwt.

1. Alf-ir-l of Mntihiiltan, who le spending the summer In Heliport. Is an enthu.iH.llr horrel.ack rider. Ills rscellent mount attracts much attention In Hellirt. t'arlyele 'lleai-on -if Mtinhattan la occupy.

Ing the Stllllvsn cottage for the season. A Isngo hsll. which has been erected hy i-splnln William Krcamer of Ihe Wyandotte, 'inM heen ft source of much attraction. Mrs John T. Hen.ler of Allmnv has taken ihe HeliH-k cottage on Main street for the season.

I r-'1-rli O. le, president nf the Hl-ond-- ny Trust Manliatlan, Is occupying th. t'lltnan C'lttage on H-ctor avenue, The Hell Inn opened today The Hotel Bell-port haa heen f-edecurated and remodeled dur ng th. past wittier. A garage lias heen added for the nf auln parties.

tlurnls at Hampton Hnll Include Mr. and Mrs. II. IV O-ildstr'th. Rl.

hard DoMsmlth. Mrif tluerdon Hoce. fHs Howe, Master tllier-lon Howe, Mrs. Hruno lluhn. the Hev.

Stnythe. clfe an-1 son, all if Manhattan; Mis. James St I'iiiIs: Mr and Mra. W. W.

Hurd. otnh tirnnge; Ml.a Kitinia Htncer and Mr. K-nma M't'pirv. Nn.hvllle. Tenn Mr.

Wyatt. Not. Scolla; Mies Mnrle la, racy, Mruoklyn. lra. Hord Hi.

'-ur. I uin le.mi. iMilWlirwa in tJie Olympic Club group. Thia hulMUis ha.a ben en axged an I rnvHto on ever, for a very elanornie carnival 1o Jiinea Kimlla Jr 1 Tit piare of 1'ralff -fKiite. on T.at llnat-m road, hi a been to ll.i) ftll of New York.

hattan; J. H. flinier, iu nni; j. ei-iua, Manhattan; A. Iing, P.AinnM.

N. A. 'lHrts, Virtikcra; Albert Perry. Brooklyn; IJnilie Hunge, Flushing; Sreph-n Thayer Yonki-ra; M. A.

Lmg, iltlmore; F. Welled, ItrUewKd, N. K. T. Wilson, IXtl-ver- M.

Kiina. Manhaltin; H. V. Allen. Kturhaven, Va J- linn, Manhattan; W.

It. ifcHitmervllle, Manhattan; W. II. I hi vie, Manhattan; George Bolilin. New Koch Ho.

hr 'ger Iurha.m, BrMklyn; John V. X. Out. Manhattan; Or. A.

Sherman. Manhattan; A. M. Harper, Newlmrg; A. J.

wler, NVwburg; A. B. WalkT, Flushing; A. II. Hmith, F.

Humphrey. Manhattan; A. H. l-ee, Bnklyn; f. H.

Ilkkert, Hunhltig; Haw hen. J. A. John-em, Manhattan; A. M.

Hvn. W. Harden City: G. C. Noiit.

THE FOMITII AT KEA CM IT. Hoa "II IT. L. Juno 27 Thin vlllnue will entertain word gjithorlntT of viHltorH and hnlidny RiifHtn over the coining holiday and th Ht-amin hy then ill I); W'll underway. No end of 60YS AT CAMP ACADIA fourth and a his hl'l nd flrenora.

win o. maietneiitM have been pin nned for the holiday time nnd the xummrr renl lent wtll Und phnty to aiutiHe them be hold noma time miring tne summer. The carnival will Incltnle a baby parade, mardl gras and other fen turns that 'should avid much to the gayety of the season. nf Captain William Tlelnhardt of the I'nili'd Htntes Life Having Htntton lyre will nizi'-t lo Ifiin that Is 111 wlOt appndlctMn, Arverne la gradually becoming much better known Brooklyn people. At several of tha hii'1 Brooklyn folks ate stopping and more 4 to promlKo'l aa I he senson continues.

Mia. John MurrliHI. Miss IsnlieM Hnrche nnd Gerald Hurrhell of rtnx.klyp are slopping at the i'nrv'l House on Kmrm avf-nue. There ate a number ut Brooklyn folks at the On I look cottage. Among those who bavn rg-trred during the past week are Mr.

and Mia. Jenka M'-nltt. Mr. and Mia Grorge Ghixe, Mr nnd Mia. William Fowler, Mr.

and Mia. Willlnm 'arr, William fair. Jr Mr. and Mra, liftchon. William Moon.

Frank Hackney, William HM-wart. Mr and Mrs W. Van Hmin. Aoiong the giita ut BHk Is Mis. 8.

eriwiptr of Itnx.klyn AHiett I tavis end family nf Brooklyn re topping ut Grenhl Villa The ttonnlwalk ta rov Pi splendid twiditlnn a n-nmiiHmi anifat an me reai-ttnt i1m ny. If It ta pitle, dlarover an itniifemeot that will an it the of all. ini will be In order three mht th" we If tbf demand ta arvat rtvoinh to uarnmt many p-rforrmrK-ea It ta thut Htri-i from point Woda Halt-4lr and I nly villa 111 tak advant.iKe of thii atnunetnent and walk the tea -h to the (ino or eou by Tht-n iUrm will Im eiird pnrtr and dam-i. A din'-e the iHMirflt tha flr dftriment ia ready an -h'luli-d next Htiur-t iy tiinht, July 4ih. 'I He ivelpta rii thla affair will jr i ilie pur-dua of lrn nV'-flffhiln apnaiaim.

the nann a it entlv aiine th' hotel reaiaier am Mr. nnd Mra u. He I. hn Him, A-tert V. Armour, Wlntvirth W.

Hnnett and i mo (upn-ht. all Urooklyn; llarrj httuk. Havvlile; Chnre Davia. Manhtt-tan, char'ea I. Weber.

I'atera'n; Mra, raen, Manhattan; llrnry Ft. hr, MIm I. Ilirar and 3Jlaa trRr, Pnteran, 1 11 Ime arrival am na th fottaavra tee H. IPdtman. Mra tj.

Adama. nr A. Miner n. a. fmitti.

onhn P. nmith md all of pn.kfvn; m-mate, fumnilt. S- atev. Mm-hinri- K. k'uii; lw.ltMj), C.

T. Cle, afanhatta next week. in next I- rlday evening the night prnreding the Kourth, there he a large moonlight carnival at KWVIM.i: A IU KY RF.KORT. Sayvllle, June This beautiful Smith Shore village Is becnmlng morn of a factor each year among Wing Island's best resorts, llrnart, shaded streets, good romls, enmfort-nble, modern cottages mnke resident Marden Kami. th Mittnmer home of O.

'tllins; H. L. 'reet, Hrdcyn; t'birlen Hand, Brooklyn; II. Thomaa, Flushing. A.

J. Provost, Blchm'-nd Hill; O. T. Itob.n-e-n Mocheii; dilnson. Bed in, ('tin A.

G. Fleirher, IV harn; K. X. IV.Pton; W. G.

Jna, Manhattan; latk, ManhnlUn; Oeim-y. Flushing. L. Hallornn. Manhattan; J.

H. Vlavk, Plu-h-lug, K. jr. Itrxkln; Mrs. K.

H. Hee-ler. Maatinaa-on-Huda Mra. M. X.

g-onan, Plttsbuig; Mis I. M. McIMigai, or-urigo. A. Smith, Manhattan, Madame I Prime, Manhattan; M.

W. Knole, Flushing, G. ivies. Jr. Brooklyn; H.

II. ItMiugham. Manhattan; J. U'arren Goale, Tonkere. 11 laiughltn, II.

M. Itdd, I -Tr, Msnhatlan; Ir. ('. F-ird. Manhattan; Howard Marihall, Ksat Or-inM u.irr K.

WhIi, tnbaitan T. V. (Rpeclnl to The Eagle.) Norlhport, h. I June 27 Th activity along the harbor and the number of people seen In the evening on the business thoroughfare nf thla village, these days, Is an Indlratlom that the season Is in full swing, Aa. curding to the real enate men hertv nearly every cottage along the short front Is occupied and only few 01 I r.

)rlaon H. Mtirden of York lit" iHoKrttnloc for the evanlns. Mr aiol Mrs fornw.ll hsve icne. th lust ilrn for Ihe senKoi. This hoit, Is Itcntlllftllly l'-ittd anil ss the molmacts htte had on eH-ilcin a lot of llin.iltl.viilt.-a me niectm lo ei-nd dell.hlfiil vacations there.

Mrs. Anna Mevcr. Hr. and Ml. Thoinii.on and children of Mnllhlllan hv left jli.

Mlami-aue, wher. th-y lnl a delightful io weeks, for their cottage nt Mamnkntin. V. Y. Among this, alrea-ly at Ihe ramp grounds are Hev W.

Itowman and family of William Speck and family of Urooklyn the Mead cottage; Mra. tinker In th. Mesurle cottage; K. r. Miirf-rd lineikln In their own cottasa.

Mr. and Mr. Fl Walr nf nr kits have otM-ned their pretty cunlrv hotoe. Klkie.n. tli.

s.u.on, an4 are oww anjuinf th. bvauiiv-A muporV 3t will he given miller the direct Ion of the NftuHnii Hufrnge Cluh. and there life here Ideal. Hotel accommodations In to provision for lrilK and flv are excellent. All of the proprietors hundred on the Pig piwna of the rilnr, report good iMvoklngs, nrh will Itlnminnted with Incnn- The South Hitv llooa.

opened fod.y under .1 the intnn.ein.flt of tha owner, A. Itr i lie- ii.meer. in in viiioftQ atr I'KiaeMg, und-r 1 whlrh Is unusual for go early In pr'M nnd roore l.o dutirtcg nt 10 Th. s'lvlllat-y stoop Kmrna Cru irns cru fh.tnnard, Manbaoaa; Mrs. W.

O. Si -4-lard. tn hondrr is are to be seen ruintnedlng Canaln Monro. U.wklna, makM dall) trios lenson. Urn ninth hiuidaunn prlMi will eeiy aa..